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Any way you slice it, America's purchase of Alaska was one of the great land deals of all time.
March 29, 2008
I've gone to my farm in Kentucky for the weekend. It's a great place to relax, do a little hard physical labor, and forget about the rest of the world. If you don't have such a place, I highly suggest you get one.
In the meantime, here's a little something that I found for you to read with your morning coffee.
See you on Monday.
J. Peterman
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still thinking about today...
Going out for a stroll in the vineyards myself, Mr. Peterman.
;)
Mr. Peterman and Heiress:
I'm going to show a buyer some vacant land this weekend. It's in a hilly, semi-rural, horse-owning area of Los Angeles. Does that count?
Y'all have a great weekend!
Having 26-acres of Paradise of my own in North Carolina, I've plenty of space for lettuce of the in-ground variety, avoiding the chemical-heavy hydroponic process. Several types are already planted, along with cabbage, mustard greens, radish, leeks, and of course, peas. As I age, some of the physical labor is replaced with automation. The roto-tiller now does what I used to with a hoe by hand. The "meadow muffins" from our two horses are still forked by hand, however, and contribute generously to our tomato production. As I relax with a single malt after a physically-cleansing day in the garden, I shall raise a glass to a fellow Gentleman Farmer.